Why, in the name of all that is holy, would people continue to pay for Drumeo when this dude is legit putting out the best drum videos on TH-cam for free. Shit. I’d pay for lessons. :)
You have improved my drumming by a YARD. I can actually solo.. with actual ideas.. sometimes I get anxious and I don't know what to play even though I know alot of licks.. I just forget them and get excited... these videos keep me grounded.. slow down and practice that's what I've learnt. So thank you so much.
This is way better than a lot of drum educational videos. Thank you. I love your tone too :) it's the sort you can listen to all day long without getting tired of it.
Thank you for another great video!!! I not only learn from your info, but you present it in such a way to take it and find different ways to use it. You are a master musician, and teacher. Thank you!!!
Gavin Harrison did a 5s segment on Drumeo. 5s are one of his staples though he uses a different sticking - RLRRL (a paradiddle with a L after) Definitely check it out. It will change your world. It's call Favorite Sticking.
Oh man this gave me an idea for stretching some stuff I've been working on. I found myself doing some stuff with paradiddles within eighth note triplets and once I figured out what I was doing I began moving them back and forth along the grid. I think I'll give a shot at 5 groupings within triplets using the ideas you gave here and take that to another level. I somewhat wore myself out with the 5 within 16ths to a fault back in my fusion days...to a point where it was becoming a predictable thing along with other "devices" I had in my limited bag back then. Once I grew up, I started really applying the principles of exhausting the possibilities of variations. This really started me thinking now about revisiting the 5 within "whatever" groupings. 16ths, eighth-note triplets, 16th triplets, 32nds!!! Phrasing 5s within 9 over 2 (triplets within quarter-note triplets). Thanks for warping my mind even more that it already was :) Oh, and happy birthday Steve!
Steve~ Met u at Cuesta College a few years back with your trio...Insanely good! I told you then that I bought "Shed The Light" (?) You said, " Oh, you're the guy!" I've said it before and I'll say it again, your postings are the pinnacle in instructional videos. You introduce concepts and phrasing that even a life-long hack like me can absorb. Every time I shed with your vids I advance in technical, very musical ways. DONT STOP POSTING... You're the best! RU Gigging in the southland anywhere? Thank you! '
This is great Steve. Thanks for sharing. This is like the Chaffee stickings (5C)...I've been working with fives like this and as 16th notes triplets...still a work in progress
Just great video man. I’m really serious about my music and am thinking about going to school for it. I have been playing around with 5 groupings all year, but this video will really help build on them. Thanks a ton man!!
Another fantastic video with tons of great information laid out clearly in an easy to understand fashion with superior recording and editing! Thanks again Steve!
Another great lesson. I've spent a long time on flam rolls and now this. More to work on. Glad you disseminate your skills and knowlege to drummers. Keep it going! The thumbs down has to be a fat finger error.
Another great video Steve. I’m trying to follow everything even though a lot of your stuff is pretty advanced. You’ve reached that point where everything flows and you make it look easy. Only the best drummers can do this. Peter Erskine is another one who can do this as an example, but I prefer your style.
Some of the best educators don’t even waste their time with that group…. Steve is great and if anything give him props on your own Instagram pages or whatever you have going on! 🤦
Have your DVD “Shed Some Light” (it has). Really, really good DVD. Some people are great players, others are great teachers. You are both ... so how about about a damn book already?! : )
Why are you not a big name in the "drum community"? These videos are always way above the level of usual TH-cam drum tutorial stuff. Maybe you didn't go around gigging and making a name or what? Or maybe I'm simply ignorant :)
Great video, this is very helpful. Lots of inspiration from watching this video.
Thanks Adam!
Why, in the name of all that is holy, would people continue to pay for Drumeo when this dude is legit putting out the best drum videos on TH-cam for free.
Shit. I’d pay for lessons. :)
probably dust the band with that one hahah! Awesome Steve! thanks for sharing.
Turn on subtitles and go to 15:22 "three four decades adapt target to duck duck bear".
duck duck bear is always a great way to end a phrase. I might use that!
A great use of regrouped fives, is the solo on Rod Stewart I’m Losing You
American One Productions Rehearsal and Drum Studios in NJ gives two huge thumbs up 👍🏻🥁👍🏻. Fantastic Video! Thanks for sharing
I really appreciate how you slow it down , putting the cookies on the lower shelf , thanks !
Your instructions are always just the most interesting.
Great lesson Steve. You are not only a great player but also a great teacher. Thank you
These videos are up there with some of the best drum tutorials out on TH-cam!
Your stuff is always high quality. Thanks.
Открыл столько нового для себя для занятий в этом видео. Понятно и просто. Невероятно. От простого к сложному. Отлично. Спасибо Стив.
Пожалуйста! Я рад, что это помогло.
thank you very much for the videos I hope you keep uploading more. P.S I love your drum.
Steve is such a great instructor, patient and articulate.
You have improved my drumming by a YARD. I can actually solo.. with actual ideas.. sometimes I get anxious and I don't know what to play even though I know alot of licks.. I just forget them and get excited... these videos keep me grounded.. slow down and practice that's what I've learnt. So thank you so much.
Love to hear it - sounds like you're on a good path.
Great video, Steve. Thanks!!
Thank you for passing on some wisdom. It is very much appreciated, and your drums and cymbals sound great!
Exceptional content, playing and instruction.
Very cool and practical..Another great vid
Hey Steve!! Really dig your stuff!!! So much input from just one video!!!
Greets from Germany
Greats pointers Thanks! Love the real time slo mo. You're the only one I've seen doing it that way. So helpful.
Yet another fabulous lesson from Steve. Thanks!
Great lesson Steve ... really helpful!!!! Thanks
This is way better than a lot of drum educational videos. Thank you. I love your tone too :) it's the sort you can listen to all day long without getting tired of it.
Diggin`that floor t!
You put out consistently solid content. Keep it up. Much respect from San Diego!
Thank you very much!!!! Great ideas!
You are gr8 teacher. U vgot the passion I am looking for. Thank You.
Sick channel man! Subbed
Love the application of 5s here! Great approach to making an odd grouping sound a and feel easy! Nice!
Awesome lesson as usual Steve! Keep it moving forward. Blessings!
Great lesson/playing/ideas/thoughts/examples 👌🏽. Thank you. How about one next on 7s?😜🎶🥁
Do all the things in this video except its 2-2-3 :)
Thank you for another great video!!! I not only learn from your info, but you present it in such a way to take it and find different ways to use it. You are a master musician, and teacher. Thank you!!!
Gavin Harrison did a 5s segment on Drumeo. 5s are one of his staples though he uses a different sticking - RLRRL (a paradiddle with a L after) Definitely check it out. It will change your world. It's call Favorite Sticking.
👍🙂I like Weckl’s method of counting.. count it in double-time.. 5 becomes 2 &, 7= 3 &, 9= 4 &..👍🙂 Great for phrasing & counting…👍🙂
Surely Very helpfull! Thanks Steve.
Steve, another great lesson and again my sincere thanks that you are willing to share your ideas. God bless you bro!
Oh man this gave me an idea for stretching some stuff I've been working on. I found myself doing some stuff with paradiddles within eighth note triplets and once I figured out what I was doing I began moving them back and forth along the grid. I think I'll give a shot at 5 groupings within triplets using the ideas you gave here and take that to another level. I somewhat wore myself out with the 5 within 16ths to a fault back in my fusion days...to a point where it was becoming a predictable thing along with other "devices" I had in my limited bag back then. Once I grew up, I started really applying the principles of exhausting the possibilities of variations. This really started me thinking now about revisiting the 5 within "whatever" groupings. 16ths, eighth-note triplets, 16th triplets, 32nds!!! Phrasing 5s within 9 over 2 (triplets within quarter-note triplets). Thanks for warping my mind even more that it already was :) Oh, and happy birthday Steve!
This is a phenomenally good instructional video! Thank you.
Thank YOU !!! Back to the practice room I go ............................
Superb playing and teaching as always!
Steve~ Met u at Cuesta College a few years back with your trio...Insanely good! I told you then that I bought "Shed The Light" (?) You said, " Oh, you're the guy!" I've said it before and I'll say it again, your postings are the pinnacle in instructional videos. You introduce concepts and phrasing that even a life-long hack like me can absorb. Every time I shed with your vids I advance in technical, very musical ways. DONT STOP POSTING... You're the best! RU Gigging in the southland anywhere? Thank you!
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Thanks Greg! No gigs these days - just making videos (and video games).
This was a real eye-opener for me. Now I know how Dave Weckl gets that "loose flowing" sound. Thanks for your teaching.
This is great Steve. Thanks for sharing. This is like the Chaffee stickings (5C)...I've been working with fives like this and as 16th notes triplets...still a work in progress
Just great video man. I’m really serious about my music and am thinking about going to school for it. I have been playing around with 5 groupings all year, but this video will really help build on them.
Thanks a ton man!!
Like the one with flams and fives with accents. Great one. Thank you.
Excellent!
man, love your feel brother....awesome lesson, thank you.
Gotta love the 5's!!..great stuff Steve!
As a drummer and teacher its great ti get a point of view from some big dogs
Really enjoying your videos Steve, really clear and well explained and beautifully played. Have been a great source of inspiration. Cheers 😎🍻
Great lesson. Really appreciate it.
Hi Steve, wow, I really love your drumming, Your flow, your energy, your Sound, your Ideas just Awesome!! Greetings from Germany
Great lesson. Thx
Stevie boy your drums sound amazing ! Waiting for jazz comping part 2 !
Thanks for taking the time..!! I like the different stickings.. Excellent as always.!!
Awesome vid! As always. I also like the S F S F F (S = snare and floortom (old Porcaro lick)) variation. Thanks!
Awesome lesson Steve! I really like this material. It's challenging for me, but I'm really excited to work on it!
Another fantastic video with tons of great information laid out clearly in an easy to understand fashion with superior recording and editing! Thanks again Steve!
17:30 yess!
Another great lesson. I've spent a long time on flam rolls and now this. More to work on. Glad you disseminate your skills and knowlege to drummers. Keep it going! The thumbs down has to be a fat finger error.
Tons of great stuff to work on here.Thank you Steve !
Love it!🤘🏼
Another great video Steve. I’m trying to follow everything even though a lot of your stuff is pretty advanced. You’ve reached that point where everything flows and you make it look easy. Only the best drummers can do this. Peter Erskine is another one who can do this as an example, but I prefer your style.
Nice!! I love 5s but there is a lot of stuff I have not incorporated. Those flam ideas are super hip. Another terrific presentation!!
Drumeo should reach out IMMEDIATELY!
Gavin Harrison Drumeo Favorite Sticking (5s)
@@vintagemxer9165 yeah, the idea is no secret but this video goes way deeper!!!
Some of the best educators don’t even waste their time with that group…. Steve is great and if anything give him props on your own Instagram pages or whatever you have going on! 🤦
@@andersdo2925 WTF are you talking about?!
Awesom lesson. Liked and shared :)
Another EXTREMELY helpful lesson!
Lezione molto interessante. Grazie mille!
Great content as always!
nice little phrase of notes. You don't run into any 3 in a row on one hand so it's pretty efficient at the basic level.
EXCELLENT! thank you for this great lesson. are the pdf's available?
Brutal.
Gracias master!!
Amazing... I'm at a loss for words
Очень круто. Кое что использовал из таких фишек.Лайк
Have your DVD “Shed Some Light” (it has). Really, really good DVD. Some people are great players, others are great teachers. You are both ... so how about about a damn book already?! : )
Best lesson I've ever seen on TH-cam. How did you perfect fast 32nd note doubles n j.d beck type pop from ghost notes?
Why are you not a big name in the "drum community"? These videos are always way above the level of usual TH-cam drum tutorial stuff. Maybe you didn't go around gigging and making a name or what? Or maybe I'm simply ignorant :)
He is the owner of Houseofdrumming.com where all the drum geeks go. Hes known. But yeah, very underrated, underexposed as a drummer.
Great stuff, Steve. I recently did a lesson on groupings... I’d love to get your feedback... if you ever have a minute. I’ll DM you the link.
My left foot always wants to do more than 1/4 notes.. it goes crazy
LIKE YOU SAID STEVE IT CERTAINLY AIN'T A TOY ITS FOR GROWN FOLK THANKS A LOT
If you're good , I'll teach you how to count like a tabla player ...